As of: March 2026

Terms of Use

These terms govern the use of MigrationCheck's software-assisted immigration evaluation service offered by Steinert MigrationGuide GmbH.

Contents

  1. § 1General
  2. § 2Conclusion of Contract / Payment Modalities
  3. § 3Obligations of Customer / Services
  4. § 4Access Time to Services
  5. § 5Liability
  6. § 6Warranty / Source Code
  7. § 7Data Protection
  8. § 8Confidentiality
  9. § 9Place of Jurisdiction and Applicable Law
  10. § 10Scope and Changes
  11. § 11Severability Clause
§ 1

General

(1)Provider Steinert MigrationGuide GmbH, Hoferstr. 9B, 71636 Ludwigsburg offers an online-based Software as a Service solution for immigration evaluation to Germany.
(2)The provider offers no guarantee of continuous availability. Temporary failures may occur from force majeure or other influences for which the provider is not responsible.
(3)These terms distinguish between consumers within the meaning of § 13 BGB and entrepreneurs within the meaning of § 14 BGB.
§ 2

Conclusion of Contract / Payment Modalities

(1)All purchases are processed exclusively through FastSpring (Bright Market, LLC), who acts as the Merchant of Record. The purchase contract is concluded between the customer and FastSpring, not with Steinert MigrationGuide GmbH. FastSpring is solely responsible for payment processing, invoicing, applicable taxes, and the statutory right of withdrawal (Widerrufsrecht) under §§ 355 et seq. BGB and the EU Consumer Rights Directive. FastSpring's own terms and conditions and cancellation policy apply to all purchases.
(2)The scope of services is detailed on the provider's website.
(3)Payment is due in advance.
(4)Prices shown are in Euro at German sales tax rates. Final pricing depends on the customer's location and applicable currency conversion.
(5)The contract text is saved in compliance with applicable data protection regulations.
§ 3

Obligations of Customer / Services

(1)Customers indemnify the provider if transmitted content violates the rights of third parties, for example due to copyright or competition law.
(2)Customers must maintain accurate data and report any changes immediately.
(3)Customers receive the non-exclusive right to use the software during the contract period. This right is not transferable.
(4)The provider is not a tax advisor, lawyer, or auditor. Customers are responsible for ensuring their own legal compliance.
(5)Personal advice sessions are conducted by scheduled appointment. Cancellations do not result in refunds. WhatsApp support is available during the provider's published business hours.
(6)The provider covers immigration purposes as shown on its website but does not guarantee that all individual, specific use cases are covered.
§ 4

Access Time to Services

Access to services is determined by the selected package. There will be no automatic renewal after the access period has expired, so no cancellation is necessary.
§ 5

Liability

(1)Damage claims against the provider are excluded except in cases of personal injury, breach of essential contractual obligations, or gross negligence.
(2)For breaches of essential contractual obligations arising from ordinary negligence, the provider is only liable for the foreseeable damage that is typical for the contract.
(3)Liability for lost profits is excluded. The provider is not liable for successful immigration outcomes.
(4)The provider is not liable for unavailability or malfunction of the service where such is not caused by the provider.
(5)The provider cannot guarantee that all information is complete, correct, and up-to-date at all times.
(6)Liability restrictions extend equally to the provider's legal representatives and vicarious agents.
§ 6

Warranty / Source Code

(1)Customers acquire only usage rights and do not acquire ownership or copyright in the software. There is no statutory warranty right.
(2)Customers have no right to access or view the software's source code.
§ 7

Data Protection

(1)Customers consent to the storage and processing of personal data in compliance with applicable data protection laws, in particular the BDSG and the GDPR.
(2)Customers assure that they have obtained the necessary consent before entering the personal data of third parties.
(3)Data subjects possess rights under GDPR Articles 7(3), 15–22, and 77.
(4)Affected persons may exercise their rights by contacting the provider via email.
(5)Full details are set out in the provider's Privacy Policy.
§ 8

Confidentiality

(1)Confidential information includes all information, files, and documents about processes of the other party that are designated as confidential or that are recognisably confidential by nature.
(2)Both parties undertake to maintain strict confidentiality and to use confidential information solely for the implementation of this contract.
(3)Both parties are obliged to impose equivalent confidentiality duties on their employees and any engaged third parties.
(4)Confidentiality obligations do not apply to information that was: already known to the receiving party; previously published; expressly approved for distribution; lawfully received from other sources; independently developed; or required for lawful disclosure.
§ 9

Place of Jurisdiction and Applicable Law

(1)All business relationships are subject to the law of the Federal Republic of Germany, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG).
(2)For entrepreneurs, the place of jurisdiction and place of performance is the provider's registered office in Ludwigsburg.
§ 10

Scope and Changes

(1)Customers agree to these terms upon conclusion of the contract.
(2)The provider reserves the right to change prices for future contracts.
§ 11

Severability Clause

Should any provision of these terms be or become invalid, the validity of the remaining provisions shall not be affected. Any invalid provision shall be replaced by a provision that comes closest to the original intent of the parties within the scope of what is legally permissible.

Not Legal Advice

MigrationCheck is a software-assisted information tool, not a law firm. Nothing in these terms or on this website constitutes legal advice or creates an attorney-client relationship. For binding legal counsel, consult a licensed Rechtsanwalt or accredited immigration advisor.